Hans-Baluschek Park

The Hans-Baluschek-Park is located in Berlin-Schöneberg and there between the train stations Berlin-Südkreuz and the S-Bahn station Priesterweg. The main path of the park is paved and is therefore especially used by cyclists, inline skaters and runners. Lanterns are not set up here.

The park runs along the S-Bahn line S2, S25 and S26, as well as the Schöneberger Südgelände. The latter can be reached from the park via a bridge over the railway facilities.

The Hans-Baluschek-Park is perfect for hiking and away from car noise.
The meadows also offer plenty of space for recreation or dog run. The park extends from the station Priesterweg in the south until shortly before the station Südkreuz in the north.

The Hans-Baluschek-Park, originally Priester-Pape-Park, is a park on the edge of the Schöneberg southern area in the Tempelhof-Schöneberg district of Berlin.
The park, which was completed in 2002, essentially consists of three elements: large lawns, a 1.5 km long path and four designed squares along the path.